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0.00Open5.50Pre Close0 Volume1 Open Interest76.00Strike Price0.00Turnover0.00%IV-1.56%PremiumOct 11, 2024Expiry Date6.59Intrinsic Value100Multiplier4DDays to Expiry0.00Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type--Delta--Gamma10.56Leverage Ratio--Theta--Rho--Eff Leverage--Vega
Coca-Cola Stock Discussion
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Be careful if you are entering the market now. Not saying we will see a rug pull, but always better to be cautious when the market is greedy.
DCA bit by bit. Don’t rush. Don’t go all in. Slow and steady wins the game.
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1. The Great
2. The Good
3. The Gruesome
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$Coca-Cola (KO.US)$
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This came after a set of fresh economic and jobs data supported the narrative of a solid economy and soft landing.
Day by day, it seems like the 50 basis points cut are justified.
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The Federal Funds Rate currently sits between 4.75% and 5%, with the dot plot projections indicating another 50 bps cut by the end of 2024.
When rates rise, many people park their cash in high-yield savings accounts or treasury bonds, which offer higher yields with minimal risk. But as rates fall, cash tends to flow into stocks and other “risk-on” assets in search of higher returns. ...
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